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From DIY SOS to Murder in Mayfair, this list has all the shows you need to take note of this week

Liam Neeson takes on the hardest of hard-boiled detectives in Marlowe, sparky romantic comedy Rye Lane plus intriguing horror sequel from Ti West

Brad’s Penis is the most compelling character on Sex/Life, back on Netflix after two years. Presumably everyone involved needed time to rehydrate

Including Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with David Letterman, the Academy Awards and more

Including George Michael: Outed, Réaltaí na Gaeltachta, The Dry and more

Companies eschew big-budget slots for fear of further alienating a dubious public

From current affairs to the Arctic, the Welsh Valley and the world of Putin, this week’s TV has something for everyone

From radio cabinets ‘of rare beauty’ to the new Sky Glass, designers have sought to ease old anxieties about living-room tech

Including The Sopranos, Only Murders in the Building, Alice in Borderland, The Last of Us and Secret Invasion

The video game’s mix of melancholy, melodrama and post-apocalyptic dread has been faithfully transposed to TV in HBO’s new adaptation

Like the majority of White Lotus characters, some have had trips that were less than tranquil

Television: Christmas in Ireland with Imelda May and Friends is all sorts of hokey, but what would Christmas be without a sprinkling of schmaltz?

Including The Banshees of Inisheerin, Glass Onion, Motherland, Chariots of Fire, Marie Antoinette, How Ireland Rocked the 80s, and Callan Kicks the Year

Exit of John Ryley, long-serving head of Sky News, is latest industry leadership change in a year full of them

Audiences are staying away from cinemas because of Covid and streaming, not because they won’t tolerate a downbeat drama any more

What makes the GAA think they can attract floating eyeballs to a streaming service they’ll have to bankroll themselves

The Morning Sports Briefing: Keep ahead of the game with The Irish Times’ sports team

An unexpected impasse between the association and Sky has pushed the ambitious GAAGO streaming project centre-stage in 2023

It is understood Sky actually wanted to increase their output but agreement could not be found

Raising the Mary Rose: The Lost Tapes, The Tuskar Rock Tragedy, The Elon Musk Show and Candy

TV review: The BBC coverage is so hushed you wonder if you’ve muted the sound by accident

Review: Sky Glass needs no set-top box, is simple to get going and offers excellent audio

Advertisers are keeping the faith with the medium despite declining linear audiences, Core says

Warner Bros Discovery execs might not be Batgirl’s biggest fans, but they’re going all in on House Targaryen

Apple and Amazon have thrust themselves into negotiations for media rights held by the NFL, MLB, Formula One racing and college conferences

JD Buckley on its TV set launch, RTÉ and BBC deals, and performance amid cost-of-living pressures

Competition watchdog to investigate whether BT, IMG Media, ITV and Sky are fixing pay for freelance workers

A selection of queries and complaints from readers

Unit has close to 700,000 subscribers

BPFI has hosted three virtual meetings with direct debit originators in recent months

ComReg records 295 mobile service provider issues for Eir, 278 issues for Three, and 286 recorded for Vodafone

The gods look down with cruelty on all of the weekend's action

September’s crucial game against Finland set for Tallaght, but pressure mounts for Aviva

Ireland’s team captain on equality in women’s football and inspiring future generations

More than one million current and deposit accounts must find new homes

IAPI announces entrants for global competition aimed at young creative talent

Player was detained in Russia over alleged drug charges. Fans are worried

Eircom has appealed ComReg decision claiming it could lose up to €7m per year

Television and broadband provider ‘excited’ to launch Sky Mobile next year

Software giant employs about 2,500 people in the Republic